Sentence examples for excessively said from inspiring English sources
"He's not on the whole been organizing patronage work or getting contracts for cronies excessively," said Dick Simpson, a former Chicago alderman and longtime critic of the Daleys.
Mr. Aso also said the Japanese authorities stood ready to act against speculators' driving the yen up or down excessively, saying that such activity could cause difficulties for the economy.
"The market is prone to excess and we'll drop excessively," Kloza said.
"Do these findings mean that patients without insurance are being diagnosed too late, or that insured patients are being excessively diagnosed?" said Dr. H. Gilbert Welch, a professor at Dartmouth who studies the usefulness of medical procedures.
"I drink excessively," he said.
"By any normal criteria this deal looks excessively expensive," said Gary Ford, an analyst with Southeast Research Partners, a Florida stockbroker.
"Bush has hurt himself with the kind of campaign he's conducted, because it's been so excessively negative," said Mike Donilon, a senior Kerry adviser.
A 96-year-old retired math and science teacher, she has just published her family's history, she works the Sunday crossword puzzle in The New York Times each week, she conducts tours of the convent, and she reads excessively, she said.
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"Do I contribute to my 401(k) excessively?" he says.
Does she think she claimed excessively for, say, the £500 sink?
